Broome County Queries

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Submitter: R. Clinton Griffin
GRIFFIN-CAMPBELL-RODMAN
Query Text: I am searching for family data regarding the following people: David Wilmot Griffin and his wife Mary Elizabeth Evans and their children; Richard Campbell and his wife Fannie Mae Rodman. All of these people lived in the Triple Cities area. Any information regarding dates of death and place buried will be greatly appreciated, as will any other data regarding my family.

Submitter: Gail Eisenhart Belytschko
EISENHART
Query Text: Trying to contact descendants of Owen Seibel Eisenhart (1839-1918) who settled with his wife Lavinia and family in Binghamton in 1885. He and his wife were born in Lehigh/Northampton Co.PA. Owen was the son of Benj. Eisenhart. A group of fellow descendants of Benj. Eisenhart are compiling a genealogy of that family. Records from the 1970's yield the info that several members of this family were actively engaging in genealogical searches on the Eisenhart family. Among these was Paul Franklin Eisenhart, living in Atlanta GA in 1973. Would like to contact anyone in this family to share/exchange data and to request permission to include PFE's 1970's data on our website.(www.eisenhart.org)

Submitter: Shirley Zimmerman
LEEK
Query Text: Searching for the family of Estella DENMON LEEK 1874 - May or April 1952 and her husband Howard Sanders LEEK July 19, 1887-Approx 1955. Estella & Howard LEEK lived in Binghamton, Broome Co., NY in the 1950's. Would appreciate hearing from anyone knowing Estella & Howaed LEEK.

Submitter: william hempstead
HEMPSTEAD
Query Text: James Hempstead

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Submitter: Diane Sweeney Groman
DRUM-PLACE
Query Text: Simeon Drum married Sarah Ann PLACE 1832. They moved to Bro Co-Union in 1851.Who is Simeons parents, and who are Sarah's?.

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Submitter: Diane Sweeny Groman
COUNCILMAN-CONNOR
Query Text: Herbert Cleveland Councilman married a Miss Connor ca 1901 in Union area.Herberts fa was William Councilman, b 1856 in Binghamton area.

Submitter: Karen Adamson
Chauncey Billings SMITH
Query Text: Looking for His Parents

Submitter: Liz Petschel
CAGAN
Query Text: Looking for information on a Cagan family that included a daughter Elizabeth who migrated to Wisconsin to marry Francis Mullen. They were married in 1851 in Mineral Point.

Submitter: Patricia Ulbin
SCALLY
Query Text: Looking for information on my ggrandparents "Patrick and Catharine (Kelly) Scally.They lived in "Broome County" from 1860 to 1868.Patrick my ggrandfather was a dry goods pedler, he used to travel on horseback, going through the countryside selling his wares. Catharine and Patrick had (5) children,Thomas,Patrick,and Catherine (my grandmother) John, Daniel. Both Catharine and Patrick came from (Ireland). Catharine came from Kilkenny and Patrick came from Westmoreland or Roscommon I am not sure which one it was. I would be interested in obtaining a copy of their Marriage certificate, also a copy of their Naturalization Papers.A few years after Catharine and Patrick and their family moved to Delaware County (Deposit),Catharine passed on in 1874. She was only 32 years old at the time of her death. I also would like to obtain a copy of her death certificate, she is buried in "St Josephs" cemetery in Sanford in "Broome County" I would appreciate it very much, if anyone can tell me where I can write to obtain the above records, Marriage, Naturalization and death certificate. Catharines maiden name was "Kelly" I would appreciate any information that anyone may know of this family. Thank You Patricia Ulbin

Submitter: Patricia Ulbin
STEELE
Query Text: Looking for informaton on my great aunt and uncle, John and Mary (Scally) Steele.John and Mary lived in Broome County back in the 1860's sometime.Mary was my ggrandfather (Patrick Scallys) sister. I know John and Mary were married in the middle 1860's.I would appreciate it very much, if you could tell me where Icould write for a copy of their mariage certificate, Naturalization Papers, and death certificate, and also information as to where they are buried. Thank You Patricia Ulbin